serenading
Speech parts
1. serenading - Noun
2. serenading - Verb
Meaning
of Serenade
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Another audition in a first-look clip of Saturday night’s BGT had Lili Davies step on to the stage with an original song serenading Simon.
At these performances, Cusack appeared from offstage during the intro to "In Your Eyes" and handed Gabriel a ghetto blaster, a homage to his scene serenading Ione Skye in the movie "Say Anything".
A handful of dishevelled all-night partygoers, their arms wrapped firmly around each other, are weaving homeward past the Georgian storefronts, serenading themselves with tired, scratchy voices.
A lot of birds came back early this year and they have been serenading folks.
Unlike some singers in quarantine elsewhere in the world, Preisser hasn’t been serenading his neighbors.
When they sing, in voices layered with ambivalence and anger and longing, it is clear that it is their past selves whom they are serenading."